US President Trump preparing strategy for peace talks with Iran
Kathmandu. After US President Donald Trump has lost the support of his allies in the war with Iran and is surrounded on the home front, he is now looking for a dignified peaceful way out of it. His team is now busy strategizing to start possible peace talks with Iran, according to the American news portal Axios.
After three weeks of war, the Trump administration has begun preliminary discussions for the next phase. In this regard, it is reported in the news quoting the statements of American officials and sources. Discussions are also being held on the form of peace talks with Iran. According to Axios' sources, Trump envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Wittkoff are involved in discussions about possible diplomacy.
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